Frailty is a common and highly relevant clinical risk factor in the perioperative setting, necessitating future efforts to identify methods to improve preoperative patient status.
Highlights the importance of frailty as a perioperative risk factor and the need for methods to improve preoperative status.
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Frailty is a common and highly relevant clinical risk factor in the perioperative setting. In future, efforts should focus on identifying methods to improve the status of preoperative frail patients.
Klaschik et al. (Tue,) reported a other. Frailty is a common and highly relevant clinical risk factor in the perioperative setting, necessitating future efforts to identify methods to improve preoperative patient status.
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